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What Landlords Need to Know This July

What Landlords Need to Know This July

The rental market continues to shift, with new rules, rising rents and affordability pressures all shaping landlord decisions. July is a good time to review your property and your plans.

Rent Increases Under the Renters’ Rights Act: What Every Landlord Needs to Know

Rent Increases Under the Renters’ Rights Act: What Every Landlord Needs to Know

The Renters’ Rights Act has introduced significant changes to the way landlords can increase rent. Whilst landlords remain entitled to charge an open market rent for their property, the process has become much more structured, placing greater emphasis on compliance, evidence and following the correct legal procedure.

Crackdown on Dangerous Rented Homes as New £7,000 Fines Take Effect

Crackdown on Dangerous Rented Homes as New £7,000 Fines Take Effect

For years, much of the focus on landlord compliance has centred around paperwork: gas safety certificates, electrical inspections, deposit protection and prescribed information. While these obligations remain essential, the spotlight is increasingly turning towards something even more important, the condition of the property itself.

How AI Is Changing Property Moves

How AI Is Changing Property Moves

Artificial intelligence is starting to shape the way people sell, buy, rent and let homes. Used well, it can make the moving process smarter, faster and more connected.

Are You Confident in Your Tenancy?

Are You Confident in Your Tenancy?

Many landlords are confident in their property. The rent arrives on time. The tenants seem happy. There have been no complaints. Everything appears to be running smoothly. But here’s the question many self-managing landlords never ask: Are you confident in your tenancy, or simply comfortable because nothing has gone wrong yet?

A Summer Check-In for Landlords

A Summer Check-In for Landlords

Rental growth has eased, but tenants are still searching carefully and landlords need to stay on top of pricing, compliance and property standards as the summer moving season continues.

Possession Has Changed: What Every Landlord Needs to Know Before Serving Notice

Possession Has Changed: What Every Landlord Needs to Know Before Serving Notice

For many landlords, serving notice was once a relatively straightforward process. If circumstances changed, a tenancy was no longer working, or a property needed to be sold, there was usually a clear route to regain possession. Today, the landscape is very different.

How to Buy with Confidence in 2026

How to Buy with Confidence in 2026

Buying a home can feel easier when you know your budget, priorities and next steps. With mortgage costs still influencing decisions, preparation is one of the biggest advantages buyers have.

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